css @keyframes animation not working in Safari for Windows -


i made carousel script can either fade, slide or both transition. can set changing class name of parent container (#modulecarousel_12).

[fiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/6jx8ufwg/11/ ]

in chrome works fine.

in safari (for win) however:

  1. the fade works if parent has "slide left" in class name. strange, since adds second animation (left-positioning).
    .modulecarousel.fade > div.active {      z-index: 3;      opacity: 1;      -webkit-animation-name: fade;      animation-name: fade;  }  .modulecarousel.slide.left.fade > div.active {      -webkit-animation-name: slide-left, fade;      animation-name: slide-left, fade;  }    /* chrome, safari, opera */  @-webkit-keyframes fade {      0% {opacity: 0; -moz-opacity: 0;}      100% {opacity: 1; -moz-opacity: 1;}  }  /* standard syntax */  @keyframes fade {      0% {opacity: 0; -moz-opacity: 0;}      100% {opacity: 1; -moz-opacity: 1;}  }    @-webkit-keyframes slide-left {      0% {left: 100%;}      100% {left: 0%;}  }  @keyframes slide-left {      0% {left: 100%;}      100% {left: 0%;}  }
    2. slide transition doesn't work @ all

what doing wrong? :)

safari on windows isn't "real" browser, it's emulated kind of, work on it. there lot of bugs concerning it, , lot of web designers have issues it, , apple withdrew support safari on windows in 2012. part there's higher chance of winning lottery finding windows-safari-user.


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